Currently wading through WinRT, and all things look good compared to the WinRT experience. Layers of false layers of false layers of false laysers ... until yo

Currently wading through WinRT, and all things look good compared to the WinRT experience. Layers of false layers of false layers of false laysers ... until you get to, pointer. HorribleRunOnNameLandOfNoEnd::ThatGoesForeverOffThePageOnEverySingleFunctionCall::WithMassiveChainsThatCompletelyOverwhelmTheirOwnIDE::AndMakeYouTrailYourVisionAcrossMassiveGulfsOfTimeAndSpace::ToFind( int* ptr ) You grab some command line example off the web that seems kind of simple and get: ExternalDependencies[7777]: 1: _msvc_bit_utils.hpp 1000: DirectXMath.h (?? it's not a graphics app) 2000: joystickapi.h (?? same. totally confused) 3000: processtopologyapi.h (?? we're doing topology calcs?) 4000: windows.devices.smartcards.0.h (?? not a smartcard app) 5000: xpolymorphic_allocator.h And in using the IDE for a week or so, I've already found so many bugs I don't know what to do. Functions are perpetually listed broken because of an array upfield slightly wrong. It seems compelled to format my code the absolutely worst way available at any given time. It would be better to simply turn off formatting. And ... their example broke. Inside of a bag maze I had no interest in navigating.